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Brain Imaging and Brain Chemistry in Major
Depression and Bipolar Disorder
(J. John Mann, MD; IRB # 3924R, 3752, 4086, and 3986R)
This study uses
brain imaging technology (PET scans) to visualize and research brain
biochemistry, as well as a lumbar puncture procedure (spinal tap) to
research biological elements identified with depression and suicidal
behavior. In exchange for study participation, patients receive no-cost
inpatient or outpatient treatment between two to six months, depending on
their clinical needs.
Eligibility:
Benefits to participant:
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Free, thorough clinical evaluation by doctoral-level psychologist
and/or psychiatrist
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No-cost inpatient or outpatient treatment
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For more information about participating, contact:
Maria Oquendo, MD or Batsheva Halberstam, BA
Phone: 212-543-5834
E-mail:
sadiac@neuron.cpmc.columbia.edu
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